Hazy Street themed Junk Journaling

 Hello lovely people!  I am so pleased to be able to bring to you some examples of how I have prepped my journaling entries in my traveller's notebook using hazy street themed papers by Craft O'Clock.  I LOVE the colours and vintage grunge theme of these papers.  I complimented my own tea-dyed and vintage papers with the co-ordinating Hazy Street die cuts.   I made some stamped backgrounds and a focal point on some vintage book paper with the gorgeous new rubber stamp story inscription. I added some texture using a small piece of cheesecloth which I had soaked in some Liquarel watercolour paint.  I have used lots of different watercolour ranges, but this is by far one of the most pigmented and easy to use.

I love being able to find scrapbooking papers and embellishments that work well with vintage papers and ephemera, and this set was just perfect for this.

Emma Jay - Perfume of Praise

 

1. Since when have you been into crafting?

I have loved crafting from I was a wee girl when I would collect empty boxes and pretty papers and create as far as my imagination would reach.

2. Which technique do you like best?

I love all types of papercrafting and love making flipbooks and albums to send to my penpals across the world.

3. What product cannot you imagine to craft without?

Paper of any kind - it is so versatile!

4.Which category in the 14 craft bar are you most likely to visit?

So hard to choose! I will cheat and pick two - scrapbooking papers and haberdashery (the shabby ribbons make my heart so happy!)

5. What's new do you want to try in 2021? New product, technique?

I want to do more mixed media type projects in 2021 - I love experimenting with different textures together but I am not always brave enough. 

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